The Social Beast Dressed up as a Noble Girl and Stopped the War

Programmer Lin Shen died suddenly and woke up as the 14-year-old aristocratic girl Alice Klein. She had no time to be confused - her parents were executed for treason for opposing the war. Before the knife fell, she knelt on the execution ground and watched her mother's head roll down, her eyes still open. When the knife was raised again, a piece of paper took her away. Her mother left her a letter: Your life is your own. She stuffed the letter into her arms and held it close to her heart In the academy, she met three people: Emily, a civilian mechanical genius, Leah, an elf orphan, and Charlotte, the daughter of the Grand Duke. The four became close friends. The night before leaving, we made a promise: we'll meet you here after the war. That was the last time of innocence On the battlefield, they witnessed the truth: arms dealers sold weapons to both the enemy and ourselves, high-level officials deliberately delayed the war, and soldiers were forced to kill each other without any grudges. Twenty years of faith suddenly collapsed They began to operate in secret. Contact enemy anti-war officers, steal secret messages, and deliver intelligence. Some were executed, others hid in closets and listened to searches—but no one stopped. Half a year later, the same thing happened on seven battlefields at the same time: the trumpet sounded, but the soldiers did not charge. A silver-haired girl stepped out of the array and put down her weapon. On the opposite side, someone also came out. That day, four Imperial soldiers unilaterally ceased fighting. The statement had only one sentence: "We will not kill another person who does not want to fight for the benefit of businessmen." Not surrender, not rebellion. Just refuse The war is over. This is a story about awakening and choice, and it is also a story about sparks - when you think you are walking alone in the darkness, you look up and find that there are glimmers of light in all directions.